longest day, shortest night

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Performance accessibility

Suitable for audiences who speak English as a second Language
High Audio Content

0 Venues

Suitability and warnings: 18+ (Restricted)

Coarse Language:

Frequent

Other Warnings:

Depicts Violence, Loud Noises, Mental Health, Sexual References, Smoking

Kleenheat Sizzle Factor: Hot

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About this event

Daniel Harper has taken his daughters to their cabin in the forest to get away from his new reality. Daniel constructs this alternate reality that the world is ending, forcing the siblings to leave the city to take refuge. His daughter Sammy is convinced that the world is not ending but doesn't want to go back home as she needs to ensure the safety of her sister, Millie.

longest day, shortest night is an original piece that explores the bond of two sisters, battling their fears through survival; to explore what humans do in our weakest moments -- fight-or-flight. In Perth and the world's current contemporary climate, there is a need for more discussions and conversations about mental health and the effects on the individual and others around them.

Presented by:
Sarah Papadoulis

Sarah has always had a love and passion for theatre and performance. After being in numerous shows across Perth, Sarah has now started her path as a director, co-directing her first play The Captive last year with Murdoch Theatre Company.

Sarah is excited to be debuting an original script written by her and the talented Shelby Foster. Sarah believes in creating shows that don't only entertain and audiences but pushes them to open the minds to ideas and views they might not have explored before.